Re: October 2022
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 11:13 am
Models are in agreement on a strong front arriving around the 17/18th, changes are coming folks
CMC sees a FROPA in a week. GEPS as well. Then the Ensembles split - GEPS has a warm east and GEFS has a warm west after that. We're probably screwed either way.
It's now Karl, first track has this into Mexico in a SW Movement.DoctorMu wrote: ↑Tue Oct 11, 2022 2:56 pmCMC sees a FROPA in a week. GEPS as well. Then the Ensembles split - GEPS has a warm east and GEFS has a warm west after that. We're probably screwed either way.
BoC NVEST 93 is a question mark. It won't develop much allegedly, but direction is undecided.
Shear-ly it won't come this way and provide rainfall relief.
I saw space city make that same claim... I wouldn't doubt another few hot 90+ days into early November with the lack of any moisture or clouds recently. The models were all over rain and a "real" front mid week this week as well and now we are looking at 90s through Saturday. I'm at the point of believing nothing until its 2-3 days out.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 11, 2022 3:07 pm I can confidently say we are done with the 90’s after this week! We wont get anything from 93L, gets shoved into mexico, thats pretty much set in stone
It has to happen eventually but again.. look back at page 6 here and 6-10 forecast showed above avg rain and even a chance of possibly excessive rainfall etc… and it’s dry as a bone. This weekend is a huge disappointment to me because I have a drag race in Oklahoma and it’s going to be upper 80s. Quite a few models back 5 days ago were showing a good front this week.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 11, 2022 5:29 pm JDsGN a pattern change is coming regardless, high latitude blocking sets up near alaska allowing cooler air to spill south, trough sets up over the eastern 2/3rd of the US and we will get in on some of that cooler air, it is coming, just have to wait just a but more longer, the front this week was never forecast to be strong by the models, just a humidity breaker front lol
Edit*: Thats about as good of an agreement that you will ever see in the models on a strong fall front lol
Yep, don't count your meteorological chickens...JDsGN wrote: ↑Tue Oct 11, 2022 8:27 pmIt has to happen eventually but again.. look back at page 6 here and 6-10 forecast showed above avg rain and even a chance of possibly excessive rainfall etc… and it’s dry as a bone. This weekend is a huge disappointment to me because I have a drag race in Oklahoma and it’s going to be upper 80s. Quite a few models back 5 days ago were showing a good front this week.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 11, 2022 5:29 pm JDsGN a pattern change is coming regardless, high latitude blocking sets up near alaska allowing cooler air to spill south, trough sets up over the eastern 2/3rd of the US and we will get in on some of that cooler air, it is coming, just have to wait just a but more longer, the front this week was never forecast to be strong by the models, just a humidity breaker front lol
Edit*: Thats about as good of an agreement that you will ever see in the models on a strong fall front lol
I feel like you can usually add 3-5* to the early fall fronts 5-7 day projected temps but man I'm gonna be ready after multiple hot humid mid October days. This mornings humidity hit me like a ton of bricks when i walked outside.
I've seen 60s for highs in October in Texas...but that was 30-40 years ago. It rarely happens now.redneckweather wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 11:31 am It is mid October so highs in the 60's with next week's front is very realistic. Come on with it!
That's only shallow, dense polar air in the winter coming in faster than expected and outperforming.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 10:37 am Usually when it comes to strong fronts, models tend to underestimate the strength a-lot, just something to keep in mind, but im with , im ready to kiss the 90’s bye bye! Good riddance haha
Yeah, 90s and humidity are ridiculous, but welcome to the new normal SETX Fall.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 12:25 pm DoctorMu that is true, but regardless, bring on the 70’s! These 90 degree temps and humidity can go away !